BIB_ID
268505
Accession number
MA 9411
Creator
Aickin, James, -1803.
Display Date
undated.
Credit line
Purchased, 1891.
Description
1 item (1 page) ; 22.4 x 17.5 cm
Notes
Aickin gives only "Friday Morning" as the date of writing.
The "Mr. Wroughton" referred to may be Richard Wroughton, a fellow actor at Drury Lane. "Frank" may be Aickin's brother Francis, also an actor.
Removed from an extra-illustrated volume from the series Dramatic Memoirs (PML 9505-9528).
The "Mr. Wroughton" referred to may be Richard Wroughton, a fellow actor at Drury Lane. "Frank" may be Aickin's brother Francis, also an actor.
Removed from an extra-illustrated volume from the series Dramatic Memoirs (PML 9505-9528).
Provenance
Purchased from Henry Sotheran & Co., London, 1891.
Summary
Pleading with him for guidance: "Why have I not seen or heard from you about Mr. Wroughton's letter? for God's sake send me instructions what answer I am to return and let me have his letter. You know how I am involved in the most perplexed and troublesome course of Business"; writing that he hopes Mary is well.
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